archjofo
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Hello, thank you very much for your nice comments. The hooks so far prepared are not optimized in shape. The original hooks were forged from iron. They had thickened and dilutions. The shape is very special, as can be seen in the next picture. Therefore, I have my previous manufacturing method refined. On the next screen, the procedure is shown in 7 steps.
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Very interesting what I can learn all about the hook here.
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In the meantime got the double block the sheaves and the pin.
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The method with a piece of wire, I tried not yet. I put a thin piece of wood in the hole. This works quite well.
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Equip the blocks with sheaves poses a particular challenge. So I tried it. Whether it is visible after the pull through of the rope, who knows? The sheaves have a diameter of 2.5 mm and a thickness of 0.45 mm.
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For these parts, I use checker tree.
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Hello, I thank you all for your motivating notes. It continues with the preparation of the blocks.
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Hello, currently I am working with the production of the gun tackle. Here are a few pictures of the components and a finished gun tackle. Next I will show you the gun tackle how it will look on the model.
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@JesseLee Thank you for the nice comment. Breeching rope for the 18 - pounder Here's another attempt to make the lashings with a brighter yarn. So it seems so that it works better with the brighter yarn. Bye for now ...
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Hello, I am very pleased with your positive comments. Here it continues in the report with a small update Breeching rope for the 18 - pounder The four 18 - pounders of La Créole have meantime been provided with the latest fittings. The next step is to prepare the breeching rope. The breeching rope of 18 - pounder had a length of 8.20 m and a diameter of 55 mm. The attachment of the breeching rope inboard on the bulwark was performed using eyebolts that penetrated the hull in the original and outboard with a screw (yellow arrow) were countered.
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Hello Alexander, thanks for your kind words. The carronades are now complete. Still missing four 18 pounder guns on the gun deck. I made this a long time ago. But a few details had yet to complete.
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Hello Alexander, ... incredible precision ... really fantastic!
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Hello Mark, hello Greg, thank you for the kind comments. The carronade nr. 20 will now be installed:
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The battery of the La Créole fills up slowly but steadily. Today the carronade no. 17 was set. Now is still missing 3 pieces and 4 pieces 18 pounder, then the battery is fully. The following photo shows the famous image of Horace Vernet the Battle of San Juan de Ulua with the poop deck of La Créole as background. I just wanted to transfer the atmosphere of the image on the model.
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Hi Mick, thanks for the nice words. The planking of the hull and other parts of the model are not made of linden wood but from pear wood. Here is an internet address http://arkowood-shop.com/ of a dealer from Germany for model wood. I hope to have helped you with it.
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Hello, the 14th carronade is meanwhile mounted.
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Hello, many thanks for the nice comments! Here is a small update: The 11th carronade is located.
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Hello, now I have mounted the fifth of twenty carronades. For this, I show two images.
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Hello, here in the picture yet the necessary parts are assembled.
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Hello, thank you for your nice comments. The first carronade is permanently installed.
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@ cabrapente Here I show a picture of the homemade drill. The following diameters are available: Ø 0,6 mm Ø 0,8 mm Ø 1,2 mm
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With extended drill the necessary holes are made.
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Thank you for your nice comment. Here are two pictures of manufacturing the hook for the gunport lids attachment.
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Hello, many thanks for your motivating comments This drilling pattern is repeated twenty times. It was therefore obvious to use a template here. This I soldered together from brass. With a small handle the application easier. So that now, with a small graver holes all be precisely prearranged, without having to measure each time the model. See you around ...
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HMS Victory by EdT - FINISHED - 1:96 - POB
archjofo replied to EdT's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Hallo Ed, your buildingreport is an impressive and instructive demonstration to build a professional historical ship model. To study the method of step by step instructions with beautiful pictures is a pleasure. For this, I thank you.
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